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Complete Immortality

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Complete Immortality	comment	This character simply can't die. This is because they are both of the following: The Ageless — The character does not age. Nigh-Invulnerability taken to its logical extreme — The character cannot be permanently destroyed by any means, and if they can, the method must be very specific and is usually related to whatever grants them immortality in the first place. Note that "mere" Ageless characters who can regenerate from a drop of their blood cell or survive point-blank nukes and the like, are not enough to qualify. To be this trope, a character must be unkillable by at least all physical means, such as by endlessly resurrecting every time you kill them, being Barred from the Afterlife and so can't move on, or being blessed/cursed by God or other similar entities so that they won't die. Most Physical Gods or Powers That Be fall into this category, as do a lot of Cosmic Entities and Anthropomorphic Personifications. A Time Abyss will tend to be this as well, as accidents tend to happen over the millennia, and invulnerability is needed to keep them going. Most fictional souls also fit under this, if the work contains evidence of their existence, and most ghosts can be banished to the underworld or sent on to the next life but not killed. This form of immortality is often seen as either a great curse or a great blessing. This is also the end-goal for the most ambitious Immortality Seekers, although it's rare indeed for them to achieve it. More commonly they have to settle for lesser and more impaired forms of immortality like Soul Jars, Fountains of Youth, or Life Drinking. Also note that just because they are unkillable doesn't mean they are unbeatable. It may be possible to imprison them â€“ extra irony points if it's a Fate Worse than Death that they'd be spared if they could die â€“ or cause a shift in their morality or give them amnesia. A sufficiently powerful Immortal Breaker can also get the job done by simply stripping away their immortality, making them Deader than Dead. This is a subtrope of Immortality. Compare Only Killable at Home, which grants a character some variation of this outside their point of origin.
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Complete Immortality / int_13a8a9fe	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_13a8a9fe	comment	In Magic 2.0 books, one of the standards things done by those who discover the File and learn to manipulate reality through it is to stop aging and make their bodies immune to permanent damage. There are a few exceptions to this, though. For example, they still feel pain, at least immediately, but since there's no cellular damage, the pain quickly goes away. Also, they still need to eat, drink, and breathe, so it is possible for them to starve, die of thirst, or suffocate. Attempts to make them immune to those had... less than pleasant results, as the body still feels as if it needs those things, so they still feel hunger, thirst, and the need to breathe. Others with knowledge of the File can also remove those protections or simply delete them from the File, effectively ending their existence.
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Complete Immortality / int_154faf86	comment	Lord English of Homestuck has "unconditional immortality" and on top of that, You Can't Fight Fate always works in his favor (since he is a superpowered Lord of Time), so that even if someone went back in time to prevent his rise to power, that event would be instantly Ret Goned. It has been hinted that there is one specific thing that can kill him, however. After being asked if Lord English was a Lord British Expy, Andrew said that he wasn't (instead just named that to keep the Felt's pool theme). The result? "He's rumored to be killable only through a number of glitches and exploits in spacetime". Lord English achieved complete immortality by smashing his own God-Tier Clock (which normally determines whether a God-Tier will die due to Heroic or Just circumstances) with the anti-time crowbar juju. It's possible that the cueball which can kill him is the same cueball that was part of his Clock's pendulum, and that is why it can negate his immortality. There are also two slightly lesser forms of this trope. Those who have reached the God Tier have "conditional immortality" and will revive when killed unless the death was Heroic (died protecting someone or for other noble causes) or Just (they were jerkasses and deserved it). Lord English's minions, on the other hand, have "conditional mortality" and are unable to die until Lord English permits them to do so. Interestingly, these conditions are calculated by SBURB itself. Under mind control to be evil and get killed? It's considered a Just death for example.
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Complete Immortality / int_1641fd92	comment	Sunrider: Kayto gains this when he becomes a time lord. He does not age, can tank the collapse of the multiverse, regenerate from the complete erasure of his body and reform anywhere and anytime he wants, and simply "undo" his own death as if he never died in the first place.
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Complete Immortality / int_1869a077	comment	Samurai Jack: Aku has never aged since he was born, and is immune to most attacks. The only thing that can harm him is the power of the Gods, as three destroyed the Eldritch Abomination that spawned him, and Jack's sword was forged by them. In addition, the goddess from "Jack and the Gangsters" is powerful enough to defeat him, as are her elemental creatures.
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Complete Immortality / int_1973b10a	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_1973b10a	comment	Dark Gaia and Chip/Light Gaia from Sonic Unleashed are natural embodiments of light and darkness, which effectively renders them indestructible as killing either one of them would upset the world's balance.
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Complete Immortality / int_1ad44d2b	comment	SoulSacrifice: The character Magusar was given immortality. Unfortunately he's driven mad by the gods. The previous hero, Geoffry Librom, his best friend and confidant would do battle with him, and ultimately lose. But rather than die, Magusar purposefully spills his blood over his corpse. This heals him, granting the same immortality, only to force him to fight again, and again, and again. After countless years of nonstop fighting, Geoffry is left as a throbbing pile of flesh unable to move, and unable to die
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Complete Immortality / int_1b7f85df	comment	Adolf K. Weismann a.k.a. Yashiro Isana from K. He became the Silver King at age 23, seventy years ago, and hasn't aged since then. He's also invulnerable. It is said that some do think of him as a living god.
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Complete Immortality / int_1bd9c52c	comment	Lobo: Not only does Lobo have a Healing Factor that allows him to regenerate out of a pool of his own blood, he has been banned from entering either Heaven or Hell, or to be more specific, every eternal place like Valhalla.
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Complete Immortality / int_1bdeba5a	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: A minor villain named Cameron Hodge has this, having made a Deal with the Devil during the Inferno (1988) storyline. His immortality-ness expanded when he absorbed the techno-organic abilities of the New Mutants member Warlock.
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Complete Immortality / int_1cba4fec	comment	The character Anne Poole, from Fine Structure, is cursed with this form of immortality. She is indestructible and immortal, which becomes a problem near the beginning of the story when she's accidentally teleported into solid rock. By the time they get to her, she's gone insane from deprivation. She eventually gets better, and she goes on to live tens of thousands of years longer; it's revealed that she actually goes through phases of insanity, as the human mind isn't meant to have that kind of continuity. From the woman herself:
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Complete Immortality / int_1cc09117	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_1cc09117	comment	Bleach: When Sosuke Aizen fuses with the Hougyoku, he becomes nigh-impossible to kill. Even when Ichigo activates a Story-Breaker Power and slices Aizen in half, Aizen simply fuses the injury into non-existence and gets back to his feet. Since he cannot be killed, he's placed in Muken, a special prison for criminals who cannot be killed by normal means. The length of his sentence? 20,000 years since the Central 46 point out he's immortal. Theoretically, the only way to kill him is to defuse him from the Hougyoku, and no one currently knows how to do that. In the Final Battle he utilities this against a shockwave and impaling attack from an already Soul King infused Yhwach, allowing Ichigo to finally get the drop on the Quincy king, and later buying Uryu time to acquire the Still-Silver Arrow and use it to create an opening for Ichigo to end the tyrant once and for all.
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Complete Immortality / int_1d26524a	comment	In The Silver Eye Melete Dolan cursed herself to be eternal so she would't have any chance of being reunited with her husband in the afterlife. Although the full extent of her invunerability is unknown, she can heal herself unless kept in extreme pain, and there is no evidence that her wounds would kill her.
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Complete Immortality / int_1d40ee6c	comment	The Monster, from No Such Thing. Problematic since, after having lived from the dawn of time to the present day, he is quite tired of being alive and wishes to finally find an end, but nothing can harm him, let alone kill him.
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Complete Immortality / int_1de036cc	comment	Kamen Rider Wizard: The Phoenix Phantom revives every time he dies with more magical power than before, and faster than the last time: by the end of his tenure as the main enforcer of the villains, he's gone from taking weeks to revive to taking milliseconds. The only thing that's brought up as potentially being able to kill him is Kamen Rider Beast, whose belt eats the magic of Phantoms he kills to fuel his own. This doesn't get tested, however, in favor of Wizard kicking Phoenix into the sun, where he'll spend billions of years dying over and over again but never be able to withstand the sun's flames nor escape its gravity.
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Complete Immortality / int_1ef8b483	comment	God, the final boss in Duel Savior Destiny is ageless and completely impossible to kill, though not impossible to damage. The damage just doesn't stick. After being beaten in a fight, he'll just stand back up again and keep going.
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Complete Immortality / int_1f76648	comment	A Certain Magical Index: Fraulein Kreutune, a mysterious woman who has been around since at least the Middle Ages. She doesn't age and she is seemingly completely indestructible. She had been tried as a witch in the past, but nothing the executioners did could harm her. When Accelerator, who is known for pulverizing buildings, punches her, it only knocks her back a little. The Miracle of Endymion movie introduces Ladylee Tangleroad, who gained immortality from consuming ambrosia during The Crusades. While she can feel pain and get injured, she heals from anything, even getting sucked into space. Tired of her long life, she attempts to destroy the world, thinking this will be enough to kill her. When she is stopped, she falls into despair when Index says not even that would have been enough. The being with code-name "DRAGON", aka Aiwass, seems to have this as well. "It" is an Eldritch Abomination almost beyond comprehension, capable of No Selling almost everything Accelerator throws at it. And the one attack that does affect it only works because the attack damages the system necessary for Aiwass to manifest in the physical world, and lack of said system will erase Aiwass from existence. Even then it simply wills itself back to existence. It states that even if it dies, it will manifest again in 1000 or 10000 years, since it is not of this world to begin with. One-Eyed Othinus, the Big Bad of New Testament, a Reality Warper Physical God with the title "Magic God", is powerful enough to manipulate the fundamental laws of the universe. She nonchalantly blows off her own chest with a Reality Warper weapon, only to regenerate instantly. She can also end the entire universe without being affected by the lack of space-time to exist. Subverted later, when she tries to kill herself, and is only stopped due to intervention from the other Magic Gods. Fitting this trope better, True GREMLIN group consists entirely of true immortals, at least when they reside in their Pocket Dimension. The group are actually a group of Magic Gods that are each more powerful than Othinus, having ascended to their own plane of existence to gain their immortality. However, the trope is then subverted when Aleister cast them down to Earth, stripping them of their immortality.
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Complete Immortality / int_1fc7499e	comment	Windle Poons from Reaper Man. He returns as a zombie, and despite the best efforts of his colleagues (and himself), he just will not die. However, it's possible he wasn't really a zombie, due to Death Being Fired, as other zombies are apparently capable of dying or at least being harmed.
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Complete Immortality / int_2372359	comment	In Eddings's The Belgariad and The Malloreon the remaining "prophecy", essentially the sentient spirit of the universe, fits this trope. UL, father of the gods, probably does as well, as would the king of Hell who is implied to have power close to that of UL. The other gods are more open to debate. One is killed, but this is only because he was a mistake to start with. Whether any god could be killed when the universe itself isn't trying to get rid of them is never addressed.
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Complete Immortality / int_2464fc89	comment	Super Dragon Ball Heroes: In the manga, Mechikabura gains this after wishing for eternal youth and absorbing space-time, the latter granting him infinite regeneration. He has to be sealed away to be dealt with.
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Complete Immortality / int_26042b84	comment	Avengers: The Initiative: The Camp Hammond trainee named "Butterball" (Emery Schaub) gained the power of "immutability" through unknown means. Emery's body cannot be altered or disrupted in any capacity, meaning that not only can he not be killed, he also cannot feel any pain. However, this power also refers to "positive" changes as well; he cannot exercise or otherwise enhance his body, making him effectively "stuck" at the state he was when his powers activated. Also, his powers are only physical: Psychic Powers (and presumably non-physical magic) affect him the same as any other human being.
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Complete Immortality / int_28438266	comment	In the Wario Land series, Wario cannot be killed by any means in Wario Land II and Wario Land 3. Burning into a pile of ashes just causes him to regenerate, and most enemy attacks revolve around inconveniencing him.
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Complete Immortality / int_2895e3cf	comment	The Eternal of Spears of the Dawn can't be killed, ever, at all, don't age, don't need to eat, drink or breathe, and suffer no more than minor inconvenience from having pointy bits stuck through their internal organs. On the other hand, broken bones seriously cramp their style, and sufficiently extreme damage can render them incapable of moving at all and beyond the point where they have any way of ever recovering... and they still won't die, ever. Add to that the fact that their undead state turns them Always Chaotic Evil, meaning that anyone living near them is going to have to try to disable them in that way just to keep them from constantly trying to kill them, and it turns into a definite case of Blessed with Suck. But then, what do you expect when you make a Deal with the Devil with a bunch of Elder Gods-worshipping Snake People?
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Complete Immortality / int_291e9857	comment	Dark Souls: The Everlasting Dragons were said to have had this kind of immortality, and the one example of a true Everlasting Dragon the player encounters in the game is completely impervious to any of the player's attacks. You can chop off its tail and get a weapon for it but it doesn't even care. The source of their immortality was their scales. Unfortunately, if the scales are gone all bets are off. Lightning is great at removing the whole "immortality" thing. Seath the Scaleless was the only Dragon born without the scales and thus lacked immortality. He betrayed the Dragons and sided with Gwyn and the other Lords against them out of envy, and later went mad trying to find a way to give himself the immortality he lacked. He eventually found it in the form of the Primordial Crystal — a Soul Jar that makes him completely immune to all damage. Fortunately it's very fragile and shatters with just one hit. Undead/Hollows also do not age and have Resurrective Immortality, but they suffer from a form of Resurrection Sickness that makes them more mindless each time. Undead are imprisoned rather than executed because they just get back up, the (Undead) player character can't be kept down and Hollow enemies infinitely respawn. Undead NPCs, however, stay dead. This is probably for balance reasons—it's implied they do come back, presumably as Hollows, you just don't see them (or can't tell them apart from any other Hollow). The third game has several NPCs who come back when killed, with varying reactions to you doing so. The series goes back and forth on whether or not Undead can permanently die if killed after fully Hollowing; there are implications either way. In the second game, Lord Aldia was obsessed with immortality, and spent the last years of his life researching it as a way to escape the Undead Curse, including an effort to re-create the Everlasting Dragons of old (which failed). In the Scholar of the First Sin edition: Aldia actually appears to have succeeded in making himself truly immortal... by purging himself of any semblance of either humanity or a soul, becoming a mass of burning tree roots that vaguely resembles a human face if you squint at it from a certain angle. It's unclear whether or not he's happy with this result. Even after being "killed" as a boss, he just keeps talking as a disembodied voice like nothing happened, and he gives no souls nor does he drop his own soul on defeat.
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Complete Immortality / int_295048d5	comment	Bloodborne: There are several implications in the game that Hunters, by nature, cannot die from old age, with Henryk, for example, being noted as owing his "tragically long life" to his and his hunting buddy Gascoigne's efficiency together. Any Hunter who becomes tied to The Hunter's Dream effectively gains complete immortality as, if they are killed in action, then they simply "wake up" again, no worse for wear. The only way for Hunters to regain their mortality again is if they willingly allow Gehrman, the Host of The Hunter's Dream, to Mercy Kill them. Annalise, the Undead Queen of the Cainhurst Vilebloods, explicitly has this form of immortality. When the Church Executioners arrived at Castle Cainhurst, they were able to slaughter all of the Vilebloods down to the last, except Queen Annalise who they had to settle for locking up in her throne room and then guard the gates of for the rest of eternity. At present, Martyr Logarius, the leader of the Executioners and guardian of Annalise, has been reduced to a skeletal form, (yet still somehow alive,) but Annalise has remained unchanged from the day the Executioners first locked her up... If you follow Alfred's quest to its conclusion, he goes for overkill and reduces Annalise to Chunky Salsa. Said chunky salsa is still moving, and picking up a piece of it reveals that the flesh is still warm... Placing said piece on the Altar of Despair, upon which time flows in reverse, resurrects Annalise again. Note that the altar does not revive beings that are already dead.
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Complete Immortality / int_2bbcacd9	comment	Looney Tunes: Marvin the Martian may have this. While his repeatedly surviving explosions powerful enough to destroy planets could be interpreted as Rule of Funny (given that Bugs, Daffy, and Porky also survived), he mentions in one cartoon that he's been working on a doomsday device for 1000 years.
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Complete Immortality / int_2db54da3	comment	The protagonist of Blank, according to Cadance, can regenerate From a Single Cell and is The Ageless as well. This is because She is half-demon and the result of her mother's Dark Desire giving her up in exchange for more power in a Deal with the Devil.
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Complete Immortality / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	The Justice League incarnation of Vandal Savage appears to be a complete immortal: He doesn't age and shrugs off practically all damage. During his three appearances he goes down with an air-plane in the Atlantic Ocean, stands at ground zero for a Colony Drop, and finally gets stuck on an irradiated Earth pushed out of its orbit that is inhospitable to human life. None of this seems to bother him, although the latter version became Ret-Gone after Superman went back in time and stopped the cause of the disaster.
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Complete Immortality / int_305d1c25	comment	In Cucumber Quest, the Nightmare Knight can't be killed. Only made Sealed Evil in a Can.
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Complete Immortality / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Kaguya Otsutsuki from Naruto has this. Even her two sons who are god-like themselves couldn't kill her, and could only seal her in order to stop her from turning all of humanity into Zetsus.
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Complete Immortality / int_322f8fb1	comment	The City and the Dungeon: In theory, it is impossible to permanently kill a delver. On death their heartstone can be recovered and revived, and if their heartstone is shattered (something which can happen in the Deep or below), they can eventually be reassembled and revived. However, they need to eat crystal to survive, and the more powerful they are, the more crystal they need. If they "starve" they just revert to crystal again and can be revived, but they probably have no money, so no one will bother reviving them.
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Complete Immortality / int_332cb317	comment	Mephiles and Iblis from Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) cannot be killed as they instantly regenerate from any wounds they suffer. The only way to completely destroy them is to make it so they never even existed.
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Complete Immortality / int_34fd3cf6	comment	In the season 11 finale of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Frylock and Carl acquire this through magical "Ceaseless Shampoo". They become ageless and immune to pain and are able to control any severed bodyparts of theirs following mutilations and decapitations. They can also regenerate from puddles of blood.
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Complete Immortality / int_3504b58e	comment	Mortal Kombat 11 introduces Geras who, no matter what the Kombatants throw at him, cannot utterly die as he's a fixed point in time. It gets demonstrated early on when Kung Lao slices his head off thinking it was just that easy, but then he pops right back up good as new. The only way he's dealt with later in the story is when Raiden ties him to an anchor that drags him to the Sea of Blood, which is bottomless leaving him to a Fate Worse than Death.
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Complete Immortality / int_35d9caba	comment	The Miracle of Endymion movie introduces Ladylee Tangleroad, who gained immortality from consuming ambrosia during The Crusades. While she can feel pain and get injured, she heals from anything, even getting sucked into space. Tired of her long life, she attempts to destroy the world, thinking this will be enough to kill her. When she is stopped, she falls into despair when Index says not even that would have been enough.
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Complete Immortality / int_35e05f2a	comment	RWBY: Salem and Ozpin have been at war for thousands years because both are immortal, although they have different types of immortality. After trying to resurrect her dead lover, Ozma, Salem was cursed by the gods with complete immortality to prevent her from being able to reunite with Ozma in the afterlife until she learned the importance of life and death. For trying to turn humanity against the gods in revenge for her curse, Salem condemned the entire human race. Ozma was resurrected to give humanity a single chance at redemption by guiding them to peace and harmony, pitting the two former lovers against each other in a bitter, eternal war for the fate of humanity. Salem cannot be killed because nothing can destroy her and she doesn't age; even completely obliterating her body will only cause it to reform soon afterward in the same spot, completely unharmed. The longest that she has been taken out of commission was less than a day, and the required hitting her with a Fantastic Nuke that had been gathering energy for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Unlike Salem Ozma can age and die, but he doesn't stay dead. Instead he does a pseudo-Reincarnation and his spirit attaches itself to the body of someone who has been living their own life, at which point he and that person find themselves Sharing a Body. Eventually the two spirits merge into one and Ozma gains full control of their body.
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Complete Immortality / int_3aeb1c75	comment	Dragon Ball: The Filler and Non-Serial Movie villain Garlic Jr. wishes for immortal life from the Eternal Dragon and actually gets it. The only thing that stops him is knocking him into a dark prison called the Dead Zone (which presumably would kill anyone mortal), and the first time that didn't take. The second time around he has no way of ever getting out of there again,note Technically, he could be freed if someone wished it with the Dragon Balls, but no one will do that. and will foreseeably be stuck there for all eternity while drained of most of his power. Achieving this kind of immortality was the reason that Frieza wanted the Dragon Balls of Planet Namek, in order to extend his reign as "the most powerful being of the universe" for eternity. However, Freiza made a fatal mistake when he began killing the inhabitants of Namek, as the Namekian Dragon Balls only recognize wishes spoken in the Namekian language. However, by the time of Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Frieza has abandoned this drive as his time in Hell has made him realize it really sucks. In Dragon Ball Super, Zamasu achieves this by wishing on the Super Dragon Balls. Unlike Garlic Jr. who seems to be indestructible, he can be harmed but regenerates instantly. He exploits this fact in combat, allowing his partner to attack through him, knowing he'll be fine. Even when his immortality is compromised thanks to fusing with the still-mortal Goku Black, allowing him to be killed, his soul still remains as a bodiless living metaphysical paradox. Ultimately the only way to kill him is for Zeno (the Dragonball Universe's absolute Top God) to erase the entire future multiverse so that he has nowhere to exist in. In the manga, Fused Zamasu doesn't have the compromised immortality (balanced out by him being a fair bit weaker than his anime self) and is even able to shrug off the Hakai, which according to Beerus cannot kill a true immortal. He's still able to be wiped out by Zeno's multiverse erasure, however. Zeno is suggested to be such. Whenever the possibility of someone killing the Omni-King is suggested, other divine characters flat-out state that this is impossible; nobody in all reality has the power to kill Zeno. According to Word of God the only being who could theoretically overpower Zeno to achieve this is Akira Toriyama's Author Avatar. Super Dragon Ball Heroes: In the manga, Mechikabura gains this after wishing for eternal youth and absorbing space-time, the latter granting him infinite regeneration. He has to be sealed away to be dealt with.
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Complete Immortality / int_3b34143f	comment	Dementors in Harry Potter have no soul and cannot be killed. You can merely slow their breeding.
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Complete Immortality / int_3b88d68c	comment	The Divine Comedy: Not only God, but all souls are subjected to absolute immortality, no matter if they are in Hell, Purgatory or Paradise. Their mileage varies about this status.
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Complete Immortality / int_3ce06a85	comment	In Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Gabriel Belmont eventually becomes the immortal Dracula. Since he's still God's chosen champion, Dracula does not have the typical vampiric weakness to holy weapons, making him effectively invincible. The only thing that can truly kill him is the Vampire Killer Combat Cross his former weapon.
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Complete Immortality / int_3f36a9e3	comment	Under the Northern Lights: Luna's curse on Wiglek is that he cannot die, ever — no matter how badly mangled his body is, his soul will never depart its flesh, and given time he will invariably put himself back together. It's treated as a rather horrific fate, as he still only endures as a walking corpse and spent a millennium trapped and aware inside a glacier; Luna, who did this shortly before becoming Nightmare Moon, isn't proud of what she's done.
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Complete Immortality / int_3f3abe9	comment	Rick and Morty: Strongly implied (and explict in the comics) with Mr Meeseeks. They exist for as long as it takes to complete their task, and no amount of physical damage can kill them before then. Of note, while Meeseeks hate being alive, we never see any of them even consider suicide as a possiblity when their tasks are incompletable.
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Complete Immortality / int_41489bc1	comment	In Keepers of the Elements, all of the Immortals are this, but Radcliffe is losing his.
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Complete Immortality / int_41b0198a	comment	Certain entities in The Dresden Files such as gods and the Faerie Queens are absolutely unkillable under normal conditions. Even if their bodies are reduced to their constituent atoms, they will eventually recover completely. However, there are certain places and times where this does not apply such as on Halloween, and they can be killed just like anyone else. Provided that you can get past the defenses of a Physical God. And then there is the fact when the Faerie Queens do die, the mantle of their power will go into another mortal. If the mortal doesn't have enough strength of character to resist the mantle, then in due time the mortal will become a copy of the Fae Queen that came before.
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Complete Immortality / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation: SCP-682 is described as a "Hard-to-Destroy Reptile". It's a homicidal, regenerating dinosaur that adapts to whatever you throw at it. They haven't tried things like nuclear bombs on it yet, because the last thing they need is a radioactive, red hot homicidal indestructible dinosaur. Between experiments, they keep 682 stored in a tank of concentrated acid, because while that won't kill it, having its muscular system constantly dissolving will at least make it hard for it to cause any trouble. Though it still manages to break out of it occasionally. It once fought a creature (created by the Foundation) with the sole descriptive factor of being able to kill 682 completely and utterly. 682 won. On other occasions, 682 has shown formidable resistance to being written out of reality itself and can operate in situations where the fundamental laws of physics are radically different. 682 even enjoyed the latter. SCP-738 suggested at one point that it would be capable of killing 682... but the entire human race combined could not pay the price necessary for such a feat. Some of the Foundation's staff are even wondering if 682 can truly be considered 'alive'. SCP-014 is immortal because he believes he is — he's also completely immobile because what he believes is that he was cursed and turned into concrete. Not only is SCP-138 unable to die, he is also unable to heal from the multiple seemingly-fatal injuries he has sustained. The poor guy was buried alive for 4000 years before the Foundation found him, and the Foundation's multiple attempts to euthanize him have only made his condition worse. There are other complete immortals in the SCP holding cells, including the Demon Born of War, but 682 is the most famous. The site now disapproves of these sorts of SCP's being written, and having an SCP be absolutely immortal is an instant deletion. Able, 682, and several others continue to exist solely by virtue of the Grandfather Clause. The site's admins refer to this as the "Able Rule" - if your creation is more powerful than Able, it's toast. SCP-1440 is an old man who won a card game with Death and is immortal as a result...and has come to regret it. He has been wandering the Earth hoping to find Death so he can return his "gift". SCP-7992 is a shapeshifting gorilla possessed of total immortality; it doesn't age, drugs can't affect it, it can't be wounded, it doesn't need to eat or sleep, and though it hasn't hurt anyone since its containment, the Foundation is struggling with the effort of keeping it contained indefinitely - to the point that they rejected the idea of just dumping the damn thing at the bottom of the ocean because it will still be alive when the oceans dry up. And then it turns out that it's not a gorilla at all and probably not a shapeshifter either: it's a Foundation researcher that cracked immortality and imbued himself with it against protocol... and it's implied that the security measures are in place not because he's a threat or even all that powerful by immortal standards, but because the O5 Council are torturing him through incarceration - either for disobeying orders or to force him to reveal his secrets.
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Complete Immortality / int_43576f5	comment	Supernatural: Death claims that he is the one thing in existence that will last forever after he reaps GOD at the end of time, although he's so old that he can't even remember anymore which of them came first. Though Crowley mentions that there are rumours he can be killed with his own scythe. The S10 finale seems to confirm this. Then Double Subverted when Death is revealed to be a Legacy Character, with the Reaper known as "Billie" inheriting all his power and knowledge. To drive this home further, Billie is later killed herself after suffering Big Bad Slippage. The S10 finale reveals that The Mark of Cain makes its bearer so strong that even Death himself doesn't know of any way to kill someone who has it. The Darkness, the entity that the Mark contains, is initially implied to be an example, given that the combined might of God and the Archangels could not kill it. Subverted in the S11 finale, where The Darkness reveals that killing God would wipe out all of reality, herself included (and vice versa). It's implied that this also applies to "Eve", the mother of all monsters who formed part of the Big Bad Ensemble for season 6. Although the Winchesters kill her by injecting her with the ashes of a phoenix, her Achilles' Heel, much later (season 15!) they learn that she just respawned in Purgatory and re-asserted control over monsterdom. Even the Leviathans bowed down to her since their former leader was ironically Killed Off for Real.
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Complete Immortality / int_45599333	comment	Tower of God: The background information mentions how Jahad and his 10 Warriors got immortality granted by the Guardian of the 100th floor of the Tower. The FUG, who want to destroy Jahad and the others, are very keen to find those very specific things that can kill them — no-one in the Tower can, so it has to be someone from outside it... Another character called Arlene Gracenote to say anything about who she is would make her a Walking Spoiler got the same kind of deal — and regretted it later when she was driven mad with grief and tried again and again to commit suicide.
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Complete Immortality / int_46a4b34d	comment	It is revealed (which retcons it to have also been true in The Elenium) that Bhelliom and Klael are immortal beings who vie for control of the planets Bhelliom creates. Their fights can kill gods and destroy planets, but they can never actually harm each other, they can only banish each other from the planet they're currently fighting over.
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Complete Immortality / int_470a1314	comment	Resonance Days is set in the magical girl afterlife. One of the quirks of said afterlife is that the people there cannot die, no matter how much they try. They don't age beyond however old they were upon death (usually their teens), any injury is regenerated within minutes, and even completely dissolving someone into nothing or devouring them completely will just delay how long it takes for them to get back. Oblivion is the only one who can supposedly end their eternal existence, though a few characters like Kyoko or Mami think that she's simply faking it to attract followers. They're partially right; The original Oblivion could give Cessation of Existence, but she is missing and her Dragon-in-Chief Reibey has been steadily replacing her with a line of Puppet Queens to keep up the charade.
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Complete Immortality / int_489150a8	comment	The Licanius Trilogy: The eleven Venerate. Not only are they unaging, but each can only be killed by one specific method (one has to be pierced through the heart, another has impenetrable skin, etc.) On top of that, if they do die they return to life in a random body unless they were killed by the titular sword. Which, given that their existence is holding open a gateway to Hell, is highly inconvenient for the protagonists.
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Complete Immortality / int_48c6b98f	comment	Gilgamesh the Immortal: Gilgamesh is a king of ancient Uruk who met an alien that made him as completely immortal as them, using his alien Immortality Inducer. He then goes across all human history: Assyria, ancient Egypt, ancient Rome, Crusades, middle ages, conquest of the Americas, Napoleonic wars, WWI, WWII, cold war, nuclear holocaust, And the Adventure Continues...
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Complete Immortality / int_49ff762	comment	Captain Jack Harkness in Torchwood and Doctor Who is this. Blow him up and the body gradually begins to reassemble. He has been stated to age very slowly. It's suggested that he may become the Face of Boe, who did die, but whether that's an in-joke or truth was answered with a Shrug of God, the writer saying that the joke stops being funny if we know if it is or isn't true.
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Complete Immortality / int_4c2f51af	comment	Beast Wars: Uprising: Rampage, as in Beast Wars, is nigh-indestructible by any means. Most of him time throughout the story is spent looking for something to do, and more importantly something that will kill him, to no avail. In the finale, he manages to recover from being atomised, and his first response is a horrified, anguished scream.
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Complete Immortality / int_4e549f11	comment	Dreamscape: The Overlord of Evil and Melinda had to be sealed away for this very reason. If you do manage to somehow kill the Overlord of Evil, such as trying to Ret-Gone him, he'll just appear back in puffs of Super Smoke. Immortality is why Melinda had no need to master the cycle of life and death, unlike her former apprentice Melissa and her Resurrective Immortality.
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Complete Immortality / int_4ff8055d	comment	Max Frei's Labyrinths of Echo has "Invisible elves" - the elsidiayas are immaterial beings who somehow inhabit items and sometimes communicate with other sentients. There is no information suggesting that elsidiayas age, can be hurt or can die at all.
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Complete Immortality / int_56e10d85	comment	Tolkien's Legendarium: Eru is both timeless and non-physical, being a Crystal Dragon Jesus of God Himself. The temporal, physical world was created partly for death to exist in the first place, in order to resolve the climactic conflict between Good and Evil. Morgoth is the only true example of this in Middle-Earth. The elves are The Ageless, and most other Valar and Maiar can have their bodies destroyed, but can just make new ones. But Morgoth turned the entire planet into his Soul Jar, meaning he cannot die until the end of time. Doesn't save him from being a Sealed Evil in a Can at several points, but technically he's still out there, waiting...
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Complete Immortality / int_59623bb9	comment	Yona of the Dawn: Due to the power of the Yellow Dragon, Zeno has not aged a day in two thousand years and is unkillable. In fact, attempting to kill him only makes him stronger, as any wounds he takes seal over with incredibly strong golden scales. He knows very well how to use this to his advantage: he escapes from a prison at one point by lopping off his own arm and, when it regrows, simply punches through the door hindering his escape. Other circumstances that his immortality has seen him through include hitting the ground at terminal velocity, being almost completely incinerated, and actual decapitation. Any time Zeno decides to get serious is typically a Moment of Awesome.
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Complete Immortality / int_5a3dae52	comment	On Misfits, this is Nathan's power until he sells it for twenty grand and gets minor reality warping instead, so it might not count after all.
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Complete Immortality / int_5ce3fc86	comment	Soul Eater. Free the werewolf from is hundreds of years old but still looks in his prime and no amount of injury has been shown to outpace his Healing Factor. Crona's comment about Asura being unkillable, as the embodiment of an abstract concept, may mean he's this were it not for the fact that one of his fellow entities claimed Asura was responsible for the death of some of the others and Shinigami being replaced by Kid shows explicitly that the Great Old Ones can, after a fashion, die.
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Complete Immortality / int_5ded2905	comment	In Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., The Collector has been shown to be one of these. This is because he is one of the Elders of the Universe - a collection of beings who are the last of their race. Each wields the Power Primordial and is known for one obsessive characteristic.
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Complete Immortality / int_5e150650	comment	In Exalted, when the Primordials were designing reality they didn't include provision for their own deaths. When the gods rose up to take Creation from them, more than a few were killed, but didn't have a way to die. A lot of the threats Player Characters face come down to these beings wanting reality to just end so they can finally die.
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Complete Immortality / int_62570927	comment	Marvel Universe: Amatsu-Mikaboshi is revealed to be this, being as it is the Anthropomorphic Personification of the nothingness before Creation. It is not only older than the universe, it is older than the universe before that and the one before that, stretching back to the Beginning. In a more limited sense, the members of the Cosmic Compass who represent the Anthropomorphic Personifications of key universal concepts, such as Eternity, Infinity, Oblivion and Death, could arguably qualify, since they always exist so long as the universe does and when a new one comes along will exist in that one also, so though they do ultimately die when it ends they may also be reborn. Each of them are aspects of identical entities who operate on an even grander multiversal scale. The Phoenix is a Cosmic Entity of colossal power, which makes it/her almost impossible to kill to begin with. And as and when an attempt does succeed, the Phoenix can be relied upon to always, always come back. It's in the name. Deadpool and Thanos. In addition to being insanely tough to kill in the first place whether it's due to a Healing Factor or being a Nigh-Invulnerable Physical God, both have at one point in their lives been inflicted with curses that rendered them untouchable to the Abstract Entity of Death. They could not die because Death itself could not claim them. Immortality doesn't get much more complete than the metaphysical concept of Death itself having no power over you. In their case it's a curse because they are both in love with Death. Avengers: The Initiative: The Camp Hammond trainee named "Butterball" (Emery Schaub) gained the power of "immutability" through unknown means. Emery's body cannot be altered or disrupted in any capacity, meaning that not only can he not be killed, he also cannot feel any pain. However, this power also refers to "positive" changes as well; he cannot exercise or otherwise enhance his body, making him effectively "stuck" at the state he was when his powers activated. Also, his powers are only physical: Psychic Powers (and presumably non-physical magic) affect him the same as any other human being. Doctor Strange: Shuma-Gorath and his fellow Many-Angled Ones can't die. Even if their physical forms are destroyed (a feat that usually requires the aid of another Cosmic Entity or using the Many-Angled Ones' own power against them), they will simply regenerate them over time. If someone used their power against them to do it, they will simply reincarnate themselves inside the people who "defeated" them this way. They are Enemies with Death, and Death is usually outmatched. Great Lakes Avengers: This is the only superpower Mr. Immortal has. One story reveals he's destined to live until the end of the universe. This is then subverted in the Immortal Hulk storyline, as its revealed that Mr. Immortal has been truly and permanently killed by The One-Below-All during the end of the Eighth Cosmos. He lives until the end of the universe - but the Breaker-Apart was bringing just that. Ultimate Fantastic Four: The Maker, a.k.a. the Ultimate Reed Richards. He doesn't age, due to time travel shenanigans heâ€™s hundreds of years old and hasnâ€™t aged a day from the moment he got his powers; he doesn't need to eat, drink or breathe, and can survive indefinitely in an empty void if necessary; he can be physically harmed by immensely powerful attacks, but he can survive and heal from almost anything; but most importantly, he exists across all parallel universes, so even if you kill him, you havenâ€™t really killed him. X-Men: A minor villain named Cameron Hodge has this, having made a Deal with the Devil during the Inferno (1988) storyline. His immortality-ness expanded when he absorbed the techno-organic abilities of the New Mutants member Warlock.
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Complete Immortality / int_682f2c6c	comment	It's implied in the Mr. Young episode that Ms. Byrne has this, as when Adam shouts "I'm gonna be here forever!" she replies "You get used to it. The first thousand years are the toughest."
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Complete Immortality / int_691be369	comment	The X-Files: Alfred Fellig in "Tithonus" is this until he manages to look into Death's eyes. It is possible that he passed this condition to Scully.
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Complete Immortality / int_69daf29	comment	In Grrl Power, there is a super code-named Achilles whose power is 'proper, aggravating invincibility'. He is completely and absolutely indestructible, withstanding things that destroy conventional matter on a subatomic scale, and has a measure of heightened strength since he doesn't have to worry about his tendons and bones failing under the strain. He is so invulnerable that not even time can harm him, making him look exactly like he did back when his powers kicked into gear — nearly thirty years ago.
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Complete Immortality / int_69f21bb7	comment	From Devil Survivor 2: Record Breaker, Canopus controls (and in some sense is) the primary factors of the universe: Heat, Force, Time, and Space. As long as this is the case, it will continue to exist. Yeah, about that? Its destruction becomes possible because the protagonists can Skill Crack these forces for themselves.
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Complete Immortality / int_6c1234ed	comment	Dwarf Fortress: Due to an Ascended Glitch, it's possible for a necromancer to reanimate the skin and hair of butchered creatures alongside their skeletons. The resulting undead have no vital signs, cannot bleed out (they don't have blood), and do not breathe - which means there is no way to kill them. The only means to stop them are to encase them in ice or obsidian, or to take advantage of another glitch by crushing them under a drawbridge or luring them into a cave-in (which essentially erases them from the game).
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Complete Immortality / int_6d8aa98	comment	The Tucks in Tuck Everlasting. They don't age, and nothing they've encountered yet can kill them.
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Complete Immortality / int_6ea0c1f4	comment	Kars from Part 2 achieves it after he wears the Stone Mask with the Red Stone of Aja and he becomes the Ultimate Life Form, immortal and incapable of aging. He's completely immune to Hamon and the sun - the Pillar Men's only weaknesses - as well. In theory he could be killed by being destroyed all the way down to the cellular level (lava proves almost up to the job), but there are very few things actually capable of doing that and doing it fast enough that he can't counter with both his Healing Factor and Adaptive Ability. The only way to stop him is to launch him into space to drift for all eternity.
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Complete Immortality / int_6eb4ca5c	comment	In Jackie Chan Adventures, the Dog Talisman grants immortality and eternal youth, while the Horse Talisman grants healing/regeneration and apparently deals with pain. Whoever has the power of both is this trope.
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Complete Immortality / int_6f1a33f8	comment	Guilty Gear has Raven. Originally a German soldier in The Crusades, he was due to be executed by being turned into a Human Pincushion, and while that was happening had a vision of a world full of ravens flying everywhere and staring at him. He woke up to find he had survived his execution, and ever since then he has been unable to die no matter what. By the time of the games he's well over a thousand years old but doesn't look a day older than when he first "died". His Instant Kill in Xrd has him set himself on fire, grab the opponent and burn them both to ashes, shortly followed by his hand bursting from the ashes as he regenerates himself. It has been posited the theory bythat the only possible way he could be killed be completely erase his soul from existence, though even he doubts that it could work. It had been stated that both Sol Badguy and Justice are also in this category due to the Information Seeds, Adam and Eve, which are merged into their Gear Cores. These Seeds keep their very beings affixed to the structure of the universe itself, which renders them indestructible and immortal. Slayer's wife, Sharon, is ageless and unkillable. He drains her of her blood in his intro, and she doesn't even blink, since she'll get back up soon enough anyway. When Eddie attempts to possess her in one of his XX endings, he ends up melting on the spot. According to the creators, she's biologically human, but there's a bug in her Backyard information that renders her indestructible.
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Complete Immortality / int_6f734712	comment	The Smallville version of Clark Kent. Maybe. In one episode, a boy is able to see how people will die when he touches them. He touches Clark Kent and does not see a death, only an image of Superman's cape flying through the cosmos.
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Complete Immortality / int_7086205f	comment	The Two Sides of Daring Do: Yearling explains that this trope is why Ahuizotl is still alive: he's a Demi-God and thus immortal. He's not only ancient, but things like being shot with a cannon or Buried Alive by a mountain collapsing on him will only incapacitate him. He's such a monster she'd gladly kill him to end his threat, but has yet to find anything that can do the job. This has caused her readers to complain about him having Joker Immunity.
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Complete Immortality / int_711ee08	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_711ee08	comment	Galla in Vadim Panov's Secret City. Galla is for all ends and purposes a Physical God; according to his own recollection, he is merely the first thing / being created. Assuming he's telling the truth, his creator, the one and only creator and keeper god of the universe, obviously also fits the trope.
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Complete Immortality / int_7140c712	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_7140c712	comment	The Banner Saga: The final boss Bellower, leader of the enemy was immortal, the only way to "kill" him was To make him believe he was dead. Even then, he will wake up in a thousand year to understand he didn't die that day. Let's just say he will be pretty pissed off.
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Complete Immortality / int_737ad318	comment	The Nameless One from Planescape: Torment had his mortality stripped from him and is therefore a true immortal in the exact literal sense. There are ways that will kill his body (thus, for all practical purposes of gameplay, kill him) due to ruining his Healing Factor (And I Must Scream scenarios, being killed by a god, god-like being like The Lady or a sufficiently powerful magic user like Lothar, cremation, dissolved in acid), but on a spiritual level he will never die: His spirit can never move on, he can never reach the afterlife, and because the Grim Reaper essentially sees him as a blank in the books, someone else dies in his place every time he would die instead.
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Complete Immortality / int_7460586f	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_7460586f	comment	Archer reveals in "Drastic Voyage: Part II" that he believes himself to have this, which is weird considering he'd already died and come back once before.
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Complete Immortality / int_7579423f	comment	Banjo-Kazooie: The Big Bad, Gruntilda, has never been killed once despite all the odds. She is susceptible to methods of death that would invoke natural causes, but despite that, there is absolutely nothing that can kill her for good. Trapped under a rock? She'll have her soul transported into a robot. Said robot is destroyed? Her soul returns to her body, which is now an animate skeleton. Said skeleton is blown to pieces from an exploding drill? Her skull remains intact and is placed in an android. Grunty can wither away and be blown to pieces, but she always remains alive and kicking.
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Complete Immortality / int_76ebc4cd	comment	The Deceived of Mummy: The Curse are flat-out eternal. Most mummies have Resurrective Immortality, and can be brought back to life even if their bodies are destroyed, summoned into a new body, unless all trace of their existence is erased. The Deceived take it a step further, as even if they're completely forgotten, Fate will still bring them back when the stars are right, summoning them into an intact corpse. If no corpse is available, then a fragment will do. And if all trace of humanity is wiped from existence, they'll still get called back by the echoes of their True Name throughout the cosmos.
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Complete Immortality / int_7832b74c	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_7832b74c	comment	Steven Universe: Gems are a race of living minerals able to project Hard Light bodies that do not require food, water, sleep, or oxygen to survive, are born as adults and do not age, and can seemingly function forever in perfect condition as long as their Heart Drive gemstone is not damaged. The younger Gems in the show are several thousand years old, while some older ones were "born" before humans left the caves. Even if it is damaged, or outright destroyed, this doesn't actually kill them, it simply prevents them reforming their bodies and they still retain their consciousness, and it is possible, albeit very difficult, to restore them. Even grinding their gemstones to dust isn't enough to truly kill them. The only case of a Gem dying seemingly for good is Rose Quartz giving birth to Steven, which sacrificed her own body and gemstone to create him (an exceptional case, as Gems are otherwise shown to be incapable and/or uninterested in any form of reproduction).
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Complete Immortality / int_78afbcd8	comment	The gods of Perihelion have this as their biggest perk as energy beings - except for the Unborn God, which as of the game's events is a Physical God and thus killable. As part of its plans, it seeks to ascend from its current form to an energy being like its fellow gods, enabling it to complete its rewriting of reality unopposed.
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Complete Immortality / int_78ec49bd	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_78ec49bd	comment	In the Young Wizards series, the most powerful of the Powers That Be (including the Lone Power) exist mainly outside of time, and the mortal characters only ever encounter fragments of them which have been inserted into the timestream. Since death is something which takes place inside of time, those Powers couldn't die even if they wanted to.
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Complete Immortality / int_78ff9829	comment	In Make a Wish, and its sequels, Mr Black eventually becomes a complete immortal.
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Complete Immortality / int_79d9b538	comment	The Palaververse: The post on immortals puts forth theories that Discord is functionally immortal unless the universe itself dies or something similar:
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Complete Immortality / int_7c48915b	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_7c48915b	comment	Gunnerkrigg Court: Jones has survived, in reverse chronological order: a sword to the face, ground-zero of a SC50 bomb, a munitions factory explosion, a spear to the abdomen, the burning of Rome, a barefoot walk across the Gobi desert, a bare-chested hunt with Cro-Magnon men (her technique is to grab the giant bull by the horns), a nude hike across a glacier (frozen eyes? No problem), waking up underwater after being buried in rock for 3 billion years, and spending the first 2 billion taking a lava bath. To drive this home, in a dispute with Ankou (who is The Grim Reaper) over who Mort's soul belongs to, the third party goes with seniority and sides with Jones. She doesn't age, nor (apparently) eat, sleep, breathe, expel wastes, emote, create, imagine, or remember anything prior to taking that lava bath (and she remembers everything since), so she doesn't even know what she is.
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Complete Immortality / int_7fb49100	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_7fb49100	comment	In Crystal's Pony Tale, getting hurt simply causes Crystal to lose a few horseshoes necessary for exiting stages.
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Complete Immortality / int_805343cd	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_805343cd	comment	Despicable Me: The Minions are all but explicitly stated to have this. They've existed since before the age of the dinosaurs and have been shown to survive exposure to all kinds of things, including the vaccum of space, having a vault dropped on them, swallowing a missile, etc. Minions implies they do eventually perish if they go too long without serving an evil boss, but considering they haven't had one between the Napolenic Warsnote 1803-1815 and 1968, it definitely takes a very long time to actually kick in.
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Complete Immortality / int_8192cba	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_8192cba	comment	The toys in Toy Story appear to have this, given Woody and Jessie were toys created for a show that aired in the '50s, and are still going strong in present day. The only thing shown as being close to "killing" a toy for good is an incinerator at the dump, though they didn't end up actually in it. It does bring up the Fridge Horror aspect of whether they end up as a form of And I Must Scream consciousness when stuck in landfills or torn into bits too small to be put back together. Bo Peep is shown in Toy Story 4 to have broken some pieces in the ensuing years since she is made of porcelain, but a little tape and she's even able to use her limbs completely fine again.
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Complete Immortality / int_834197b2	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_834197b2	comment	Horus Heresy: Vulkan has this. He can return to life no matter what. Attempts at killing him include Macross Missile Massacre, rapid decompression, immolation, crushing, starvation, impaling, fork to the chest, suffocation, orbital drop, beheading, getting shot (multiple times), stabbing (multiple times), magic spear to the heart and finally getting thrown into a volcano. Nothing worked.
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Complete Immortality / int_83443877	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_83443877	comment	God is usually understood to be this, being the Creator of absolutely everything, including Life, Time, Space, Death and whatever happens after or outside it. Angels, perhaps including Satan and other demons/fallen angels, may also qualify in that the only way they could "die" is to be uncreated by God Himself, and this is not something God is generally believed to do.
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Complete Immortality / int_83d41855	comment	In Gargoyles, Demona and Macbeth are complete immortals thanks to the Weird Sisters' spell. Their lives are linked in such a way that as long as one lives, the other cannot die. Even getting a sword shoved into their gut is little more than a minor inconvenience from which they can quickly recover. Their aging is also halted. They can only die if they kill each other. Given that the two have grown to despise each other, they end up attempting to do just that every time they meet. Though Demona is stuck since she doesn't want to die yet, while Macbeth does.
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Complete Immortality / int_848d6e83	comment	The Unbreakable Darkness of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's Portable: The Gears of Destiny, an Eldritch Abomination that was sealed in the Book of Darkness. Despite looking like a little girl, she's older than the previously established immortals of the series. She's also unable to die no matter how much she wants to, a fact demonstrated when she takes the strongest attacks in the entire franchise without receiving a scratch even when she's at just a fraction of her full strength. The Sound Stages even hint that she's probably alive in the main continuity where her can was completely destroyed without her awakening... it's just that returning from complete disintegration may take 10 or more years.
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Complete Immortality / int_8bd02a57	comment	Ghost Trick features an odd form of this. Having a Temsik meteor fragment embedded in one's body is as fatal as a meteor wound should be, but doesn't let the victim die. Instead the body is suspended at the moment of death, instantly regenerating any harm done to it. The kicker? This "caught between life and death" deal also applies to the person's soul, which can stick around and animate the body again, or freely leave it to perform whatever Ghost Tricks they were lucky enough to end up with.
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Complete Immortality / int_8c22af8f	comment	Achieving this kind of immortality was the reason that Frieza wanted the Dragon Balls of Planet Namek, in order to extend his reign as "the most powerful being of the universe" for eternity. However, Freiza made a fatal mistake when he began killing the inhabitants of Namek, as the Namekian Dragon Balls only recognize wishes spoken in the Namekian language. However, by the time of Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Frieza has abandoned this drive as his time in Hell has made him realize it really sucks.
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Complete Immortality / int_8dc4b654	comment	Ultimate Fantastic Four: The Maker, a.k.a. the Ultimate Reed Richards. He doesn't age, due to time travel shenanigans heâ€™s hundreds of years old and hasnâ€™t aged a day from the moment he got his powers; he doesn't need to eat, drink or breathe, and can survive indefinitely in an empty void if necessary; he can be physically harmed by immensely powerful attacks, but he can survive and heal from almost anything; but most importantly, he exists across all parallel universes, so even if you kill him, you havenâ€™t really killed him.
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Complete Immortality / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: Doomsday is stronger and tougher than Superman, has Adaptive Ability against anything that does manage to injure him, rapidly regenerates and if you do "kill" him, he can regenerate back to life. In theory, he becomes more and more this trope with time as you can't kill him the same way twice. Nothing has been found that can kill the Phantom Zone prisoner Nam-Ek. He does not age, is immune to all diseases and poisons, heals all injuries instantly, cannot starve or die of dehydration, and can survive in the vacuum of space even under a red sun.
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Complete Immortality / int_8df559d	comment	In Infinity Blade, the Worker of Secrets is the only true immortal in the series. Even the fully-charged Infinity Blade cannot permanently kill him since he wasn't stupid enough to create a weapon capable of killing himself. In the end Siris uses the same technology that erased his memory when he was Ausar the Vile to erase the Worker's.
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Complete Immortality / int_8e82c366	comment	In The Real Ghostbusters, virtually all ghosts and other paranormal entities are this, as ectoplasm can not be destroyed. As such, the protagonists trap them and place them in the Containment Unit to dispose of them. The cartoon once in a while featured a few ghosts and demons get their Complete Immortality revoked in various, often spectacular ways, often through Phlebotinum Breakdown (both accidental and deliberate), getting their faces stuck in the barrel of the latest prototype BFG, or getting eaten by something big and unpleasant. In one episode of the cartoon, a Corrupt Corporate Executive stole the designs of the proton throwers, and built his own robot to bust ghosts. The second half of the episode then shows exactly what happens when you don't trap the ghosts one busts. They just come back angrier.
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Complete Immortality / int_8ee238c9	comment	In the Persona, there are multiple characters that fit this category due to the concepts introduced in the series, particularly, the Sea of Souls. Nyarlathotep is the embodiment of humanity's evil, along with Philemon, the embodiment opposite of Nyarlathotep, are impossible to ever kill, due to both of them being an undeniable aspect of humanity, and so long as a single human exists, they cannot die. Erebus is a being similar to Nyarlathotep and Philemon, but he embodies humanity's desire for death. Erebus sees to make contact with Nyx to enact the Fall, which would wipe out all of humanity. The protagonist of Persona 3 sacrificed their soul to become the Great Seal that keeps Erebus from Nyx. Erebus has been destroyed in the epilogue chapter of Persona 3 FES: The Answer, and has also been destroyed on a yearly basis by Elizabeth as seen in Persona 4 Arena. However, it was stated repeatedly that Erebus would continue to revive itself every year, and can only cease to exist if humanity stops wishing for death. Nyx is an entity that is the very embodiment of Death. Unlike other beings in Persona, who are embodiments of humanity's collective unconsciousness, Nyx is a being that existed before humanity, and ultimately exists outside of reality. When Nyx's awakening was at hand, her avatar in the form of Ryoji stated that Nyx cannot be stopped or defeated, regardless of how much strength or power one has, as she is a universal force that cannot be stopped. However, the protagonist of Persona 3 managed to return Nyx to sleep by becoming the Great Seal, preventing Nyx from hearing the call from Erebus, humanity's desire for death.
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Complete Immortality / int_8fdaf277	comment	No Hero: Carrick Masterson is immortal. He can't age or get hurt by anything. He does feel pain. That's it.
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Complete Immortality / int_90199e38	comment	The Undying from Tale of the Unwithering Realm. They come from the alternate Earth called "Cainem", where humanity was never exiled from the Garden of Eden, and so they cannot ever die—they regenerate all injury and can reassemble their bodies when dismembered. This is not necessarily a good thing; there's a reason they're called "Those Who Seek Death in Vain". Seeing as they cannot die and are still capable of feeling pain, this lets the villains go wild when coming up with interesting and exciting means of torture, and they're suspectible to And I Must Scream situations.
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Complete Immortality / int_9068877a	comment	Red vs. Blue: Singularity ultimately reveals that all sentient lights (like Huggins and Muggins) can never truly be killed, as light is information and can't be truly destroyed. Not only are (mostly) intangible and impossible to injure, but even throwing one of them into a black hole just has them end up back at the beginning of the universe.
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Complete Immortality / int_91166a0a	comment	In Red Lightning, Jimmy is this thanks to the storm, that happened in the year 50BC.
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Complete Immortality / int_920bdb7c	comment	Kill Six Billion Demons: The angels mix this with Resurrective Immortality. Energy Beings housed in Applied Phlebotinum bodies, it is very, very difficult to kill an angel (to the point that a common saying is "only thing that can fight an angel is another angel"), and on "death" they are simply sent to the Void, from which they always eventually return (the time it takes to reform is proportional to how long their previous incarnation existed). They retain all their memories and skills, though not always personality. This means that there are the exact same number of angels now as there were when they were first created long, long ago, even if most of them don't bother leaving the Void these days. They proudly refer to themselves as a circle "perfect and infertile." This also contrasts with the other, semi-mortal inhabitants of the multiverse; most species can reincarnate, but they can be killed permanently or create more of themselves. Jagganoth has a straight-up "invulnerable"-type immortality: According to Mottom (and Word of God) he is invulnerable to any kind of damage from known sources. He obtained this immortality by acquring thirty feathers from an angel, which he forged into enchanted nails and hammered into his own flesh; the result turned Jagganoth conceptually invulnerable, so that the impossibility to harm him is a law of reality itself. Presumably he can be harmed if the nails were somehow removed, but good luck getting them out of a thirty-foot tall demigod who controls a seventh of Creation.
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Complete Immortality / int_945f2d42	comment	The golem girls in Wapsi Square have this kind of immortality.
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Complete Immortality / int_94fecdbf	comment	Myth Adventures: In Phil Foglio's adaptation, the evil sorcerer Isstvan has been cursed with immortality. You can blow him up and all the bits will just squelch together again (fortunately along with his clothes).
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Complete Immortality / int_985ad25d	comment	In Dragon Ball Super, Zamasu achieves this by wishing on the Super Dragon Balls. Unlike Garlic Jr. who seems to be indestructible, he can be harmed but regenerates instantly. He exploits this fact in combat, allowing his partner to attack through him, knowing he'll be fine. Even when his immortality is compromised thanks to fusing with the still-mortal Goku Black, allowing him to be killed, his soul still remains as a bodiless living metaphysical paradox. Ultimately the only way to kill him is for Zeno (the Dragonball Universe's absolute Top God) to erase the entire future multiverse so that he has nowhere to exist in. In the manga, Fused Zamasu doesn't have the compromised immortality (balanced out by him being a fair bit weaker than his anime self) and is even able to shrug off the Hakai, which according to Beerus cannot kill a true immortal. He's still able to be wiped out by Zeno's multiverse erasure, however.
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Complete Immortality / int_989c3e6e	comment	Jason and Anna in Finding Gaia. Subverted at the end of the book.
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Complete Immortality / int_9988ccac	comment	The Empirium Trilogy: It's impossible for an angel to die of old age, disease, wounds, etc. The only way to successfully kill one is by severing their connection to the empirium, the magical source that everything in Avitas is made out of.
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Complete Immortality / int_9aab7b0a	comment	Swamp Thing: Swamp Thing is an avatar of the Green, the collective spirit of plants. As such while you can destroy his bodies all day he can just regrow himself and could only be killed in theory by destroying all plant matter in the universe.
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Complete Immortality / int_9ab32c13	comment	The Pony POV Series has several characters that are this. All of the Concepts (the deities of the setting) have the bonus that even if their physical body dies, they themselves will live on in spirit with very few ways to actually kill them and killing them being far from recommended. The Concepts are divided into Alicorns, who are Nature's Order, and the Draconequui, who are Nature's fury. Among the Alicorns are the Princesses Celestia, Luna, and Cadance, and among the Draconequui is Discord. Lord Tirek is also immortal, due to consuming Pandora's Box of dark magic and being heavily mutated by it. He's not only The Ageless, but incredibly durable and capable of regenerating from being impaled through the chest with no difficulty. The Chaos Six in Dark World are this. The Elements of Chaos in their chest make them have eternal life and can regenerate From a Single Cell as long as their Element isn't destroyed or stolen from them. The redeemed ones keep it, but are likewise up against fellow immortals who can only die in very specific ways. The Sirens share the same type of immortality as the Chaos Six, due to their gems being artificial Elements of Chaos. As a plus, they've intentionally enchanted them in such a way that they can't be stolen and destroying them is nigh impossible. The only thing capable of destroying them is a Rainbow of Light using all seven intended Bearers, including the destroyed Element of Trust which Sunset manages to restore.
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Complete Immortality / int_9c149e0d	comment	In Nobunagun, Saint-Germain is heavily implied to be this. In Episode 9 his car explodes with him in it, and he shows up later completely unharmed, while Episode 10 shows that he's over 1,000 years old.
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Complete Immortality / int_9c556c08	comment	SSSS.GRIDMAN: Alexis Kerib cannot die from anything. During the final battle, Gridman kills him in ways including slicing him in half and blowing his head off, and the latter doesn't even interrupt Alexis's monologue. His immortality having left him bored to the point where all of his creative spark is spent, the only way Alexis finds pleasure anymore is by tormenting mortals, with a particular taste for giving them everything they think they want and letting them choke on it. Ultimately Gridman traps Alexis in a crystal and takes him back to Hyper World to stand trial for his crimes.
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Complete Immortality / int_9cc59f9c	comment	Buck Godot: Zap Gun for Hire: The Winslow is truly indestructible, predates the universe and will outlive it. It's hypothesized to be the platonic ideal of a fuzzy green reptile. This scares the piss out of much of the galaxy.
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Complete Immortality / int_9d34190a	comment	The Elder Scrolls This is a trait of the et'Ada, the "original spirits" who formed from the raw energynote the main Creation Myth of the series' personifies this "energy" as the "spilled blood" of God of Gods Anu (stasis/order/light) and The Anti-God Padomay (change/chaos/darkness). of the early universe. Depending on the actions of these et'Ada during the creation of Mundus, the mortal plane, they would become either the Aedra or the Daedra: The Aedra (meaning "our ancestors" in Old Aldmeris) sacrificed large parts of their divine power to create Mundus, and have thus lost their Complete Immortality. There were originally many Aedra, the majority of whom sacrificed so much during creation that they died, becoming the "Earthbones" (essentially the laws of nature/physics/reality that a functioning world requires). Of the survivors, the eight most prominent have been grouped together as the Eight Divines, who are worshiped in the primary religion of Tamriel. As they've sacrificed much of their power and their true immortality, they can be killed. (According to some versions of the myth, they are already dead but "dream" that they are alive, allowing them some influence over the world they created.) As such, they prefer a lighter touch in dealing with mortal affairs and prefer acting through mortal agents whenever possible. They generally save any acts of direct Divine Intervention for the most dire circumstances to avert The End of the World as We Know It. The Daedra ("not our ancestors") did not make any sacrifice during creation, and thus retain their full divine power and Complete Immortality. If a Daedra manifests in a mortal form on Mundus and that mortal form is slain, their spirit simply returns to Oblivion to reform. The Daedric Princes are the 17 most prominent and powerful Daedric beings. While they have been battered, beaten, banished, and fundamentally changed, nothing in the setting has ever been able to actually kill one, not even the other Daedric Princes.
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Complete Immortality / int_9f7704e8	comment	All Materials (summoned creatures) in The Unexplored Summon://Blood-Sign. They can't even be harmed by non-supernatural means, and if their physical bodies on Earth are destroyed, they can be summoned again with no ill effects.
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Complete Immortality / int_a03824e8	comment	The DCU: Lobo: Not only does Lobo have a Healing Factor that allows him to regenerate out of a pool of his own blood, he has been banned from entering either Heaven or Hell, or to be more specific, every eternal place like Valhalla. The Sandman (1989): The Endless, being Anthropomorphic Personifications of universal constants, are immortal for as long as this version of the universe exists (Destiny is said to have been the first thing to exist in it, and Death will be the last). Killing them is about as possible as killing laws of physics. That said, the Endless can be 'killed' in a fashion; at least their current versions/incarnations can (with great difficulty). This causes another incarnation of the same Endless to take their place, with the same powers and station and all their memories, but a somewhat different core personality. Despair is said to have died at least once, and by the end of the series Morpheus has too, replaced by Daniel Hall. Because of Death's immortality, an aspect of her becomes mortal for one day each century to keep her in touch with the lives she collects. At the end of the day, the mortal form dies, and she's waiting for herself. The Sandman: Overture introduces entities who have been around since before even the Endless: their parents, Time and Night. Morpheus's friend and drinking buddy Hob Gadling found out early that due to Death agreeing to never take him unless Hob specifically asked to be taken, he's not only immune to aging but quite immune to fatal conditions as well — although he's not immune to the pain caused by those fatal conditions. At the end of the series he's over 500 years old and counting, with no plans to stop any time soon. Superman: Doomsday is stronger and tougher than Superman, has Adaptive Ability against anything that does manage to injure him, rapidly regenerates and if you do "kill" him, he can regenerate back to life. In theory, he becomes more and more this trope with time as you can't kill him the same way twice. Nothing has been found that can kill the Phantom Zone prisoner Nam-Ek. He does not age, is immune to all diseases and poisons, heals all injuries instantly, cannot starve or die of dehydration, and can survive in the vacuum of space even under a red sun. Swamp Thing: Swamp Thing is an avatar of the Green, the collective spirit of plants. As such while you can destroy his bodies all day he can just regrow himself and could only be killed in theory by destroying all plant matter in the universe.
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Complete Immortality / int_a255b0c8	comment	The Weedverse: Ponies and other creatures can become gods, usually by attaching oneself to an abstract concept, which turns them into Physical Gods who can come back through Resurrective Immortality. It is only given if the person who's ascending is deemed worthy of the position. Unfortunately, Mayflyâ€“December Romance comes into play should one try date an Alicorn. Princess Celestia and Princess Luna are ancient Alicorn sisters who are tied to the sun and moon, respectively. But not just Equestria's sun and moon; every sun and moon in existence. The only way that could kill them would be an Omnicidal Maniac. Double-subverted with Princess Twilight, who is an Alicorn Princess but not immortal. She later becomes immortal by replacing Eternity, aka The Nameless One in Ink by going through a process that ensures she accepts her own mistakes and takes care not to repeat the mistakes made by her predecessor. Prince Gosling, Celestia and Luna's pegasus husband, became the Alicorn of Happiness through employing large-scale diplomacy in the war-torn Grittish Isles. So as long as happiness survives, so will he. Princess Cadance is the immortal Alicorn of Love who became that way after Celestia used Animancy to graft a portion of her own soul onto her. Cadance's daughters, Flurry Heart and Skyla, are a subversion; despite being Alicorns, they're not immortal, though they will be if they chose to. Shining Armor initially refuses to Ascend due to wanting to show Equestria what a unicorn can do, but eventually he caves due to familial pressure and becomes an Alicorn. The author, Kudzuhaiku, confirms that Shining is immortal - when Cadance ascended him, she put in a sliver of Celestia's soul into her husband. The protagonist of Blank, according to Cadance, can regenerate From a Single Cell and is The Ageless as well. This is because She is half-demon and the result of her mother's Dark Desire giving her up in exchange for more power in a Deal with the Devil.
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Complete Immortality / int_a3748187	comment	Notorious B.I.G., Carne's Stand from Part 5, is utterly invincible, because the trigger for its emergence was its user dying, and Stands can only be defeated by defeating their user, leaving it with no vulnerability. Eventually the heroes just fling it into the ocean, where it occasionally attacks passing freighters.
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Complete Immortality / int_a4a6b86a	comment	Code Geass: C.C. and all other possessors of Code. They are unable to age, get sick, or be permanently wounded. Any injuries they suffer immediately heal, even if they are incinerated, decapitated, blown up, vaporized, or even completely deleted, they will still return to life. Absolutely immune to all harm, nor can they die of any natural causes. They are also absolutely self-sustained, their mind and soul are as immortal as their biological body, immune to mental/spiritual damage. The only way to kill bearers of Code is to take their Code, and the only ones capable of doing that are those who have awakened Geass in both of their eyes.
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Complete Immortality / int_a6827dcf	comment	Every Wu in 3Ã—3 Eyes. Each Wu had his soul absorbed by a Sanzhiyan (Triclop), and as long as that soul is kept safe, the Wu cannot grow old, starve to death or be killed, regenerating from any trauma or wound, even if their entire body is disintegrated (which has happened). The only way to kill a Wu is to slay the Triclop who took his soul.
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Complete Immortality / int_a698aa86	comment	Almost all ghosts in Ghostbusters that are not at least a Class 7 are this, which is why they get trapped and sent into the containment unit. The video game elaborates that they are capable of crossing over into the Spirit World, but the ones that stay in this plane are the kind that have nothing better to do than torment the living.
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Complete Immortality / int_a7eedc	comment	The Ancient Magus' Bride: Joseph/Cartaphilius who is the biblical Wandering Jew is cursed by the Son of God with both complete immortality (he looks like a preteen boy) and a body that's continuously, unstoppably decaying. Sure, he can't be killed by any means, but the only reason he's still ambulatory is because he works relentlessly to replace the bits that fall off.
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Complete Immortality / int_a9055b10	comment	The One Who Eats Monsters has Ryn, a primordial deity of darkness and vengeance. While she can be injured and her body would die if she sustained enough damage, she would simply be reborn after. As she herself says, she's too old to die for long.
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Complete Immortality / int_abd119b2	comment	Sweet Story: Timmy's wish that he and Sally would be married "forever" backfires on him by causing this. Since marriage is supposed to last "until death do us part", it causes them to be cursed so that they can never die. As a result, they end up living through global extinction and are left as the last people on Earth, doomed to starve and dehydrate eternally on the now barren planet with no hope of escape.
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Complete Immortality / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Kars from Part 2 achieves it after he wears the Stone Mask with the Red Stone of Aja and he becomes the Ultimate Life Form, immortal and incapable of aging. He's completely immune to Hamon and the sun - the Pillar Men's only weaknesses - as well. In theory he could be killed by being destroyed all the way down to the cellular level (lava proves almost up to the job), but there are very few things actually capable of doing that and doing it fast enough that he can't counter with both his Healing Factor and Adaptive Ability. The only way to stop him is to launch him into space to drift for all eternity. Notorious B.I.G., Carne's Stand from Part 5, is utterly invincible, because the trigger for its emergence was its user dying, and Stands can only be defeated by defeating their user, leaving it with no vulnerability. Eventually the heroes just fling it into the ocean, where it occasionally attacks passing freighters.
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Complete Immortality / int_b1c4a380	comment	Kitty Cat Kill Sat: Lily can't die. End of story. Injuries take a while to heal, so she still keeps her medical tech ready to use, and she's not sure what her actual limits are, but she's never reached a point where there was ever a sign she wouldn't heal. She gets cut in half the long way at one point, and the only lasting effect is that it takes a while for her fur to regrow. At the very end, she survives orbital re-entry outside of a space suit, including being reduced to scorched bones and then hitting the planet hard enough to leave a large crater.
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Complete Immortality / int_b24467b3	comment	Yaobikuni from Onmyōji (2016) after digesting mermaid flesh became way Older Than She Looks, walks away unscathed from a suicidal ritual and is Barred from the Afterlife, among other things. She even goes so far as to ask a random guy who she's just seen in her dreams to end her life. This makes it all the harder to deal with her as she is later revealed as The Dragon to a Greater-Scope Villain.
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Complete Immortality / int_b41004a1	comment	The immortals of Lost Odyssey are completely indestructible in the story — but Gameplay and Story Segregation means they function like From a Single Cell-like immortality during gameplay (can be hurt and "killed" during gameplay, but revive on their own). To give you an idea how implacable the story considers them, at the end of the Action Prologue, Kaim gets hit directly by a pyroclastic flow. When the duct clears, everything in a multi-mile radius is as dead as you'd expect. He's not even knocked off his feet.
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Complete Immortality / int_b6d1e59b	comment	Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has the Final Boss, Isshin "the Sword Saint" Ashina, who's completely immortal, which is translated into gameplay into being the single most durable enemy in the game. Even after several Deathblows, it's only after he's slashed at the throat with the Mortal Blade, the only weapon that can harm immortals, that the the immortality is severed and he goes down for good.
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Complete Immortality / int_b89bf586	comment	Ninjago: The Overlord has been implied in the show to be immortal, as his physcial forms have been destroyed thrice in a way the would have meant certain death to a mortal being, yet his spirit cannot truly be destroyed because, as the embodiment of darkness in Ninjago, his existance is necessary to maintain the balance between light and darkness.
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Complete Immortality / int_b8c8e162	comment	Jix: Kelelder the Planet Thief, regenerative type, he's been teleported into the sun twice and his spirit just went back to his ship and generated a new body.
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Complete Immortality / int_b962c879	comment	This is one of the results of Ankhseram's curse in Fairy Tail. Those cursed can no longer age and it's said not even starvation or decapitation can kill them. To make it worse, the curse comes with an "Instant Death" Radius that kills anything the cursed one comes to care about. Two cursed ones, Black Wizard Zeref and Fairy Tail's founder Mavis Vermillion discovered there is a Curse Escape Clause in the cruelest way possible. The deity that cursed them both did it to deny them happiness. When they believed they found a way to subvert this by finding Eternal Love with each other, Zeref's curse was strengthened by their love to the point that it was able to kill Mavis despite her own curse. However, Mavis was only mostly dead. Once she fully revived nearly a hundred years later, she realized that Zeref's curse only overpowered hers because she didn't quite believe the curse was true at the time. In her final confrontation with Zeref, Mavis is successful in using the curse's effects to her advantage to permanently kill them both, although they do eventually get a second chance together in the epilogue.
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Complete Immortality / int_ba6cc3a1	comment	In Granblue Fantasy, Ferry is completely immortal as a result of becoming a spirit upon her death. While she still has a physical body, she does not age and while she can apparently be hurt, she cannot be killed by any means. She is explicitly stuck in a state between life and death forever, which makes her an irregularity even by the setting's standards. She does not see this as a blessing as her biggest wish was just to re-united with her family someday.
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Complete Immortality / int_bb4af8d3	comment	Klarion the Witch Boy in Young Justice is chaos personified and thus cannot be killed by any possible means. Though if his anchor to the physical world is broken (in the form of his cat Teekl), he will be sent back to his home dimension.
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Complete Immortality / int_bd08a3b1	comment	Lionel Suggs has created a large cast of characters that simply cannot be killed by any means within his Suggsverse titles. And yet...
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Complete Immortality / int_c1b1b573	comment	Undead Unluck: Andy's Undead ability negates any and all causes of death, from injuries to sickness and old age. He's developed a very unorthodox fighting style from it, taking advantage of his Healing Factor by cutting his own body to attack enemies with detached limbs or blood, among other uses.
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Complete Immortality / int_c62995ba	comment	In Child of the Storm, the Endless are this, as per canon. Notably among them is the Phoenix, aka Destruction, aka Lily Potter. A Phoenix host also becomes this, such as Surtur or Harry, though the process of resurrection can leave them briefly unstable and destabilise already fragile areas of reality.
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Complete Immortality / int_ca540ab0	comment	Great Lakes Avengers: This is the only superpower Mr. Immortal has. One story reveals he's destined to live until the end of the universe. This is then subverted in the Immortal Hulk storyline, as its revealed that Mr. Immortal has been truly and permanently killed by The One-Below-All during the end of the Eighth Cosmos. He lives until the end of the universe - but the Breaker-Apart was bringing just that.
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Complete Immortality / int_cb32d0d5	comment	The demon Luci from Disenchantment had this stripped from him when he helped Bean and Elfo escape from Hell.
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Complete Immortality / int_cd8905f6	comment	Immortals in Baccano! obtain this form of immortality from drinking the Grand Panacea. Not only do they not age, but they reconstitute themselves on a molecular, if not atomic, level. The only way to kill an immortal is for another to "devour" them.
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Complete Immortality / int_cdae0b41	comment	Henry Morgan in Forever has been physically 35 for 200 years and is teleported into the nearest body of water whenever he dies, where he wakes up perfectly fine (and naked, unfortunately). Another immortal posits the only way for him to die is to be shot by the same pistol that caused his first death, but the finale proves this theory wrong, so Henry is an absolutely straight example of this.
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Complete Immortality / int_ce213ccc	comment	My Instant Death Ability is So Overpowered...: Yogiri's true form is an invincible void that embodies the end of everything. It cannot be destroyed by anyone or anything perhaps barring his own Instant Death ability, which he would never use on himself anyway. It is eternal and cannot be erased by anything, granting him this.
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Complete Immortality / int_cf203bee	comment	Ultraman Ace: The main villain of the series is Yapool, an Inter-dimensional Demon Lord which cannot be killed; whenever bested in battle, he will regenerate and resurrect himself through The Power of Hate, in fact after the series ended Yapool returned to torment Ultraman Taro, Ultraman Mebius, Ultraman Ginga and various other ultra-warriors.
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Complete Immortality / int_d2dfd2f2	comment	Journey to the West: Sun Wukong used five different methods of obtaining immortality. Because of this, he is one of the most immortal characters in history. Not only is he immune to aging, but his body is Nigh-Invulnerable to the point that even mystical weapons used by demons broke on him, and in the rare case that his body is damaged due to extremely holy and powerful weapons used by gods themselves, he feels little if any pain, can survive without a head, and can grow a new one on the spot. Even if his body were to be destroyed beyond a point from which he could regenerate, he can resurrect himself more than 70 times. Yank his soul out of his body or make him use up all of his resurrections? His immortal soul can survive and fight on its own, and can reunite with his body if it is left intact. His immortality is so powerful that not even being thrown into a mystical furnace with powerful flames capable of killing even gods and immortals and being left there for 49 days could destroy him.
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Complete Immortality / int_d7c4626a	comment	The Sandman (1989): The Endless, being Anthropomorphic Personifications of universal constants, are immortal for as long as this version of the universe exists (Destiny is said to have been the first thing to exist in it, and Death will be the last). Killing them is about as possible as killing laws of physics. That said, the Endless can be 'killed' in a fashion; at least their current versions/incarnations can (with great difficulty). This causes another incarnation of the same Endless to take their place, with the same powers and station and all their memories, but a somewhat different core personality. Despair is said to have died at least once, and by the end of the series Morpheus has too, replaced by Daniel Hall. Because of Death's immortality, an aspect of her becomes mortal for one day each century to keep her in touch with the lives she collects. At the end of the day, the mortal form dies, and she's waiting for herself. The Sandman: Overture introduces entities who have been around since before even the Endless: their parents, Time and Night. Morpheus's friend and drinking buddy Hob Gadling found out early that due to Death agreeing to never take him unless Hob specifically asked to be taken, he's not only immune to aging but quite immune to fatal conditions as well — although he's not immune to the pain caused by those fatal conditions. At the end of the series he's over 500 years old and counting, with no plans to stop any time soon.
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Complete Immortality / int_d7fc4e29	comment	The Sandman: Overture introduces entities who have been around since before even the Endless: their parents, Time and Night.
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Complete Immortality / int_d9b01bf5	comment	Double-subverted with Princess Twilight, who is an Alicorn Princess but not immortal. She later becomes immortal by replacing Eternity, aka The Nameless One in Ink by going through a process that ensures she accepts her own mistakes and takes care not to repeat the mistakes made by her predecessor.
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Complete Immortality / int_db96ded4	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_db96ded4	comment	In The Legend of Korra, the Great Spirits of Light and Darkness, Raava and Vaatu, are both truly immortal. Even if one were to be physically destroyed, they would regenerate within their counterpart and emerge once more ten thousand years later. They fight an everlasting battle for dominance over the world, Raava for Light and Order, Vaatu for Darkness and Chaos.
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Complete Immortality / int_dc4363c5	comment	Maryann Forrester in True Blood. As a maenad, she is at least as old as ancient Greece and is allegedly older than written history. She's also completely unkillable; her immortality is based on her beliefs, which means that as long as she believes she's immortal, nothing can kill her. The only way to kill her was to make her believe that her god needed her to die.
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Complete Immortality / int_dd8805c9	comment	The empowered people in The Accidental Superheroine seem to fit this trope. With complete control over their bodies, they're naturally invulnerable, don't age, and no longer need food, air, or water.
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Complete Immortality / int_ddad77ae	comment	Astro City: Loony Leo discovers that, being a living cartoon, he cannot die. He spent six years Walking the Earth with no ill effects. One of Infidel's early discoveries was how to use the base energy of the universe to make himself immortal. note This suggests that Samaritan — whose powers come from the same Empyrean Fire — is also immortal.
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Complete Immortality / int_df12a0b7	comment	Blood and Revolution has people with varying levels of immortality, and kami, chaos demons, and angels seem to fall here (aside from the God Needs Prayer Badly that can kill them, and in some cases the possibility of losing their "connection" to whatever location or idea they represent). This means that Rune, Kaworu, Folken, Bakura, and eventually Saitou, Shun, and Aoshi all have Complete Immortality.
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Complete Immortality / int_df15b22d	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_df15b22d	comment	Firebird (Lackey) has the Katschei, who is immortal unless his heart is destroyed at his feet. Wounds instantly heal and he cannot bleed, age, or die.
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Complete Immortality / int_df869469	comment	Bill from It's Such a Beautiful Day, should you believe the narrator at the end of the third chapter.
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Complete Immortality / int_df9b9014	comment	Karin Yuuki of UQ Holder! is said to have the highest class of immortality, being a "blessing" from god or more likely a curse as she's most likely Judas Ischariot, Jesus' betrayer. Any damage she takes is immediately retconned away, although... Juuzou can bypass her immortality and might be able to kill her.
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Complete Immortality / int_e11715a2	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_e11715a2	comment	The Perfect Run: Early in his life, Ryan discovered just how immortal he was: After being permanently trapped in the Monaco Pocket Dimension, he literally dies of old age. Ryan then immediately pops right back up at his last Save Point, made over seventy-five years ago. It is right then that he realizes that nothing can kill him permanently (short of mental effects, since his personal superpower is Mental Time Travel).
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Complete Immortality / int_e290dce3	comment	Watchmen: Doctor Manhattan appears to have a solid body of his own construction, in truth he's closer to a disembodied mind that can affect the material world while being untouchable to everyone else. The only thing that slows him down is the same thing that gave him his powers, and since he already overcame that problem to begin with, it's more of a minor hindrance than anything else.
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Complete Immortality / int_e293455a	comment	Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Mayor is this during the 100 days before the Ascension. The Judge apparently doesn't age and can't be killed. He can be cut, but since he can kill people just by being near him the first time he walked the Earth it took an army to cut off his limbs and head — and they remained mobile afterwards, and reattached themselves instantly when placed back together. Buffy used a bazooka to break him into a lot more pieces (and then advised her friends to keep the pieces apart).
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Complete Immortality / int_e2cb4c1	comment	Doctor Strange: Shuma-Gorath and his fellow Many-Angled Ones can't die. Even if their physical forms are destroyed (a feat that usually requires the aid of another Cosmic Entity or using the Many-Angled Ones' own power against them), they will simply regenerate them over time. If someone used their power against them to do it, they will simply reincarnate themselves inside the people who "defeated" them this way. They are Enemies with Death, and Death is usually outmatched.
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Complete Immortality / int_e3a1067	type	Complete Immortality
Complete Immortality / int_e3a1067	comment	Garterbelt from Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, who was a Jerkass up until he got killed, then, with the blessings of God, became immortal and lived through all of the world's history from the dinosaurs to the present. In Episode 13, it appears he's killed. Twice. However, he always put himself back together afterwards.
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Complete Immortality / int_e48493b3	comment	After being asked if Lord English was a Lord British Expy, Andrew said that he wasn't (instead just named that to keep the Felt's pool theme). The result? "He's rumored to be killable only through a number of glitches and exploits in spacetime".
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Complete Immortality / int_e633badd	comment	Zombies in Return of the Living Dead cannot die of natural causes and are all but indestructible (Removing the Head or Destroying the Brain doesn't do jack). Only the complete destruction of the remains down to the cellular level will destroy one (and burning them is a terrible idea, as it makes the toxin that causes reanimation airborne). It is not fun, though - zombies in this series are subject to constant, agonizing pain from being able to feel their bodies rot, which leads them to eat human brains in order to ease their suffering.
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Complete Immortality / int_f003ee2c	comment	In Void City, there are some beings called True Immortals. The only way they can be destroyed is if their soul is absorbed by another True Immortal; and this is rarely done, as it poses a great risk of causing mental or even physical changes to the absorbing True Immortal.
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Complete Immortality / int_f01c0f83	comment	In She, the title character discovers over the two thousand odd years she spends waiting for Kallikrates to be reincarnated that she is not only ageless but invulnerable. Holly reflects that if she were not some accident would have put an end to her long ago.
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Complete Immortality / int_f06707a7	comment	Lord Foul the Despiser in The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant. He has been reduced to nigh-powerlessness numerous times, but always comes back. Much like Tolkien's Morgoth, he is the Creator's evil counterpart in some way, and at least within shouting distance of his power, but imprisoned. Unfortunately, this means that the other inhabitants of the world have to deal having him as an immortal source of evil messing everything up. There's some crossover with Resurrective Immortality as well. The discrete entity that is Lord Foul can be killed, though doing so requires a tremendous amount of power and effort, but the cosmic principles he embodies are eternal, and eventually can always coalesce into Lord Foul the Despiser once again.
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Complete Immortality / int_fb8549c	comment	Deadpool and Thanos. In addition to being insanely tough to kill in the first place whether it's due to a Healing Factor or being a Nigh-Invulnerable Physical God, both have at one point in their lives been inflicted with curses that rendered them untouchable to the Abstract Entity of Death. They could not die because Death itself could not claim them. Immortality doesn't get much more complete than the metaphysical concept of Death itself having no power over you. In their case it's a curse because they are both in love with Death.
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Complete Immortality / int_fc1ccc3	comment	In Wishmaster the Djinn claims to be this, to justify why nobody can simply wish him to die - as an eternal being, he simply cannot be destroyed. The way he proves this is pure Black Comedy. When the heroine of the first movie wishes that he blow his brains out, he pulls out a revolver and shoots himself in the head. He's perfectly fine afterwards, though he tells the heroine "it hurt like hell!"
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Complete Immortality / int_fef54eee	comment	The needle-symbiote-infected humans in Eden Green can regenerate from a few cells; the title character's mission is to find a way to permanently die.
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Complete Immortality / int_ff9ab17f	comment	Star Trek: The Next Generation: The evil liquid entity Armus in the episode "Skin of Evil" is stated to be immortal and unkillable. He has already spent an immeasurable amount of time on a barren, uninhabited planet after his creators left him there. Picard ensures that he will be trapped there for as long as possible without any means of escape. Nagilum from "Where Silence Has Lease" does not age and cannot die, which is why the concept of death applying to other creatures fascinates it so. He then decides to sacrifice a large part of the Enterprise crew to satisfy his curiosity, and only Picard planning to blow up the ship in defiance manages to dissuade him.
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Complete Immortality	processingCategory2	Speculative Fiction Tropes
Complete Immortality	processingCategory2	This Index Is Unstoppable
Complete Immortality	processingCategory2	This Index Will Live Forever
Cyber City Oedo 808 / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Agents of Atlas (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Astro City (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
ClanDestine (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
ClanDestine (1994) (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Fables (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Galactus (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Gilgamesh the Immortal (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Hawkman (2018) (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
No Hero (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Once Upon a Caper (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Superior (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Thanos (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Vampirella (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Incredible Hulk / Comicbook / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Superman (Comic Book) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Her Shadowed Realm (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
NightOfTheShy	seeAlso	Complete Immortality
The Legend of Spyro: A New Dawn / Fan Fic / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Palaververse / Fan Fic / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Weedverse / Fan Fic / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
TwelfthEquestriadInterview	seeAlso	Complete Immortality
A Very Scary Thought (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Aftermath of the Games (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Against Despair (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Blank / Fan Fic / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Composure (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Copacetic (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Fallout: Equestria - Project Horizons (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Fate of the Clans (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Fate: Souls and Singularities (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Feathers like Gold and Blackberries (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Kaleidoscopic Grangers (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Knight of Salem (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Relic of the Future (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
So, What Colour Is Your Toothbrush? (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Something Lost Something Found (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Sonic Origins (Ri2) (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Angel of The Owl House (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Elements of Friendship (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Two Sides of Daring Do (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Twilight Gets A Puppy (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
We're a Miracle (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
White Sheep (RWBY) (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
End of Days / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
He Never Died / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
John Carpenter's Vampires / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Jungle Cruise / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
mother! (2017) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
No Such Thing / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Man from Earth / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Wishmaster / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ghostbusters (Franchise) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Death Mage Who Doesn't Want a Fourth Time / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Arcia Chronicles / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Contes de la rue Broca / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Deepgate Codex / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Division by Zero / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ensel Und Krete / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Fine Structure / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Firebird (Lackey) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Flying Dutch / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Harahpin / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Inheritance Trilogy / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Kitty Cat Kill Sat / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Labyrinths of Echo / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Log Horizon / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Magic 2.0 / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
My Instant Death Ability is So Overpowered... / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Receiver of Many / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Roxy Was Here / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Sweet Story / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Accidental Superheroine / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Arts of Dark and Light / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Blue Sword / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Box of Delights / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Dark Sea Annals / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Death Mage Who Doesn't Want a Fourth Time / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Divine Comedy / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Empirium Trilogy / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Flower That Bloomed Nowhere / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Homunculus of Maimonides / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Iliad / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The League of Peoples 'Verse / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Nettle Spinner / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Perfect Run / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Unexplored Summon://Blood-Sign / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Tuck Everlasting / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Wings of Fire / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Wraith Lord / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Paranormalcy	seeAlso	Complete Immortality
Ajin (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Claymore (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Land of the Lustrous (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Love Tyrant (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Nobunagun (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Servamp (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Snow White and Seven Dwarfs (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Soul Eater (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
TerraforMARS (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Duke of Death and His Black Maid (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
UQ Holder! (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Yona of the Dawn (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Jack Frost (Manhwa) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Plumbing the Death Star (Podcast) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Anime Campaign (Roleplay) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ultimate Crossover Roleplay (Roleplay) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Forever (2014) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Penny Dreadful / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ars Magica (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Chuubo's Marvelous Wish-Granting Engine (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
GURPS Illuminati University (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Go (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
In Dark Alleys (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Pathfinder (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Scarred Lands (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Spears of the Dawn (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
13th Age (Tabletop Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Age of Wonders 4 (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Castle Age (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Conway's Game of Life (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Crystal's Pony Tale (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Dota 2 (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Duolingo (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Fusion Generation II (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Gacha World (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ghost Trick (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
God of War (PS4) (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Mortal Kombat 11 (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Perihelion (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Puyo Puyo (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
SaGa Frontier (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Shadow Warrior (2013) (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Sunless Skies (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Game of Life (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Swapper (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Torment: Tides of Numenera (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ultima I (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Wario Land (Video Game) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Demonheart (Visual Novel) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Tears to Tiara (Visual Novel) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Destripando La Historia (Web Video) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Masako X - Dragon Ball What-If (Web Video) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Paraltos (Web Video) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Alice Grove (Webcomic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Battlepug (Webcomic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Omens (Webcomic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Last Halloween (Webcomic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Silver Eye (Webcomic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Tower of God (Webcomic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
NIMONA (2023) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ninjago / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Transformers / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Welcome to the Wayne / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Towa no Quon / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
The Great Slave King (Fanfic) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
Ramayana / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality
completeimmortality	sameAs	Complete Immortality
Chrono Crusade (Manga) / int_91b5521d	type	Complete Immortality

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